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 1 PreGreek  |          letter of which we have just spoken. For it was what
 2 PreGreek  |          you may find everything just the reverse. For all the
 3 PreGreek  |        the chaff with our wheat, just as the devil in days of
 4 I         |        that we have, as it were, just glanced at the inspiration
 5 I         |          not of His fulness. And just because it is of His fulness,
 6 II        |      meant for. It was, he said, just so with the understanding
 7 II        |   purified seven times; 133it is just as true that the Holy Spirit
 8 V         |        writer of many books. And just now, when, with a show of
 9 X         |          to do the patient good; just so it is in things spiritual;
10 X         |          intended by Providence. Just so, you may regard the Scriptures
11 XII       |        of his body, or his soul. Just so, pray observe, it is
12 XII       |    better able to assist us. And just as our better faculties,
13 XII       |    profit without perceiving it, just as frequently happens when
14 XIV       |         them. Such principles we just now required to discover
15 XIV       |       the Egyptians and Syrians. Just so, the Divine Nature taking
16 XIV       |         Word, appears to believe just as much as he pleases of
17 XVIII     |       Gospel with their offence. Just so, if Christian doctrine 349
18 XX        |      them for food we kill them, just as we do the animals that
19 XX        |          intended as a lesson in just and regular warfare among
20 XX        |          truer to Divine things, just because, I suppose, they
21 XX        |       what God will perform." 424Just because we are acquainted
22 XX        |      Celsus adds the following: "Just as all things have not been
23 XXI       |      break his resolution. It is just because he likes the luxury
24 XXI       | consistent with His being really just and good. If they object
25 XXI       |          the point, and only say just; and I invite them to show
26 XXI       |         to show how the good and just God, or the just God, to
27 XXI       |        good and just God, or the just God, to say no more, manifests
28 XXI       |      being hardened; and how the just God can be the cause of
29 XXI       |        are true, and that God is just, must do his best to show
30 XXI       |         clearly understood to be just; for if any one should have
31 XXI       |        disposed to regard Him as just, and we regard Him as both
32 XXI       |        and we regard Him as both just and good, let us consider
33 XXI       |        consider how the good and just God could harden the heart
34 XXI       |       the Physician of the sick; just as in the Gospels, the sick
35 XXII      |        their ancestral religion, just as it is for the other nations
36 XXII      |      took his share of the earth just as it happened; but this
37 XXIII     |      desire, that the Creator is just; for how could the Author
38 XXIII     |        is, be reasonably thought just? In the second place, let
39 XXIII     |     Himself, if we may so speak. Just as in the case of the prophecies
40 XXIII     |          man will slip and fall: just so, we must understand that
41 XXIII     |       things, and effect others; just as in our books some things
42 XXIII     |         of God (in the heavens). Just as men when they act unjustly,
43 XXIII(587)|      left outside it. I think it just possible that it (the phrase)
44 XXIV      |         Maker of the qualities. ~Just so. ~But I think you said
45 XXIV      |    nothing to give it existence? Just so. ~And do you think that
46 XXIV      |       them God is a Creator. For just as we may say that a house
47 XXIV      |        And moisture of drought? ~Just so. ~Well, now, if nothing
48 XXIV      | mentioned, are parts of matter? ~Just so. ~And do you not also
49 XXV       |          them give us an answer. Just for a moment let us assume
50 XXV       |         God saw the cause of the just separation, viz. that Paul
51 XXVI      |      which is being watched. And just as if I were to say that
52 XXVII     |     Creator, will have Him to be just but not good, very foolishly
53 XXVII     |        to receive, ---- if He is just, how can that God be just
54 XXVII     |        just, how can that God be just Who was the cause of Pharaoh'
55 XXVII     |       worthy of the purpose of a just God, I fail to understand
56 XXVII     |    hardener of Pharaoh's heart a just God. We must therefore press
57 XXVII     |          us either to show how a just God hardens, or to pluck
58 XXVII     |       but scanty proofs that the just God is capable of hardening
59 XXVII     |        their own conception of a just God, because they think
60 XXVII     |        superfluous; for he would just the same have refused to
61 XXVII     |        is He any longer wise and just? if not without cause, Pharaoh
62 XXVII     |        and Saviour, the good and just and wise God; and in handling
63 XXVII     |         pertaining to a good and just and wise God, for we suppose
64 XXVII     |          this is the action of a just God, and suppose, according
65 XXVII     |        let the people go, can be just, and at the same time threaten
66 XXVII     |     according to them is neither just nor true, and on their own
67 XXVII     |          according to the flesh, just because he is fond of clay,
68 XXVII     |      purified from the clay; and just as clay is hardened by the